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* Remove the ceiling fans from the large pavilion.  As of 2020, duplicate mounts have been installed in the basement ceiling joists for safe storage.  Removing the fans is very important; high winds during winter can cause the fans to rotate at high speeds, damaging fan blades and/or the vinyl ceiling of the pavilion.
* Remove the ceiling fans from the large pavilion.  As of 2020, duplicate mounts have been installed in the basement ceiling joists for safe storage.  Removing the fans is very important; high winds during winter can cause the fans to rotate at high speeds, damaging fan blades and/or the vinyl ceiling of the pavilion.
* Be on-site for pool closing and winterization with the contractor.
* Be on-site for pool closing and winterization with the contractor.  Historically, this takes about 6 hours.
** The contractor will:
*** Pump the pool down to about 16 inches below the gutters.
*** Add pool shock to the remaining water (100 lbs).
*** Remove ladders and railing.
*** Remove the diving board (unless a separate contractor is used).
*** Drain and air purge all water pipes.
*** Add antifreeze (about 15 gallons total) to all drain traps.
*** Remove all drain plugs and disassemble fixtures as needed in the pump house.
*** Install the pool cover.
** Ensure that all parts removed (particularly in the pump house) are properly stored/labeled.  In the past, some parts have been lost, adding cost and delays to opening.
** Ensure that all parts removed (particularly in the pump house) are properly stored/labeled.  In the past, some parts have been lost, adding cost and delays to opening.
** Identify any issues found and make plans to resolve them by the next season's opening.
** Identify any issues found and make plans to resolve them by the next season's opening.

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